Easter at St Pauls Methodist Church Inspires Service Plans
Easter worship unfolds nationwide as churches mark the Resurrection with special musical programs. At St Pauls Methodist, Sunrise Service begins 6:36 a.m. directed by Mrs Gaul, featuring choirs, solos, scripture readings, and baptism, with reception of members and an Anthem array including Ancient German Easter Carols. Choir director Andrea and organist Helen Little Hickmar headline a morning of confessions, prayers, and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Easter Paul's Methodist Church
Feria
Jerusalem
Aieluia
Gaul
Power of
Jesus
Ree Peading
Dean Ring
Charlies Brammer
Bernard la Storry
Lily
Seasee
Jie Bum
Sally Kering
T. i Greene
Mary Jean Palmer
Nar
Re Cc. Pratt
Wershit
Garth
Herta
Parker
I Ieeadietlenchtmen
Malling
Andrea Ee
C. R
Miss Nsen
Sanborn
Harold Kotron
Marvin Gard
Helen Little Hickmar
Easter Sunday Services At The First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church school at 9 45 a m Sunday will be led by elementary departments under Mrs Hartley Holte with Mary Alice Melten reading the Easter story Rawson Gorsch giving the prayer Music for the 10 50 a m worship will be directed by Prof Paul S Ray of Coe College Miss Margaret Hindee soloist and Miss Betty Wagner organist The program includes an invocation Lord s Prayer Easter lesson and special music with Handel and Loewe pieces amid a reception for new members Postlude Easter Day Filii et Filiae by Loy.
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First Baptist Church
Hartley Holte
Mary Alice Melten
Rawson Gorsch
Paul S. Ray
Coe College
Margaret Hindee
Betty Wagner
Deshaves
Handel
Grant F. Ande
Joseph
Easter Service Choir Directed at Second Christian
Miss Margaret Porter will direct the choir at the Easter service in the Second Christian church at 10 50 a m Mrs Clifford Mason will be the pianist The program includes Invocation a solo from John 20 with Tis Finished So Saviour can tastes a eet of Hope a duet anthem Resurrection and the Hymn of Consecration Saviour Thy Dying Love and Benediction and Response
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Margaret Porter
Clifford Mason
Easter Services at Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal will hold Easter day services at 8 and 11 a.m. with Rev. Vernon L. S. Jones celebrant and a large roster of acolytes and assistants. The 8 o’clock Mass includes a sung liturgy and choral repertoire featuring Poster's Mass in D and Sullivan settings, ending with Jesus Christ is Risen.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Vernon L. S. Jones
Paul J. Davis
Donald Giltrap
H. H. Schloss
John Davis
John Schloss
John Miller
Roger Patrick
John Tosh, Jr
Douglas Beauchamp
William Graham
Joachim Risk
Kyrie Eleison
Fiat
Brown
Sullivan
Jesus Guru
Jesus Christ
Easter Cantata at Church of the Brethren
The adult choir will present The Thorn Crowned King Easter cantata Sunday at 7:30 p m directed by Mrs Jesse Miller with soloists Virgil Spear Violet Hanshaw Mrs H L Ruthreuff and Wilmer Spear listed among the performers The Church of the Brethren hosts the event with musical direction and solo parts announced for the及 concert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Jesse Miller
Bruce White
Virgil Spear
Violet Hanshaw
H. L. Ruthreuff
Wilmer Spear
Easter program at Hotel Roosevelt by LDS church
The Easter program of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be held at Hotel Roosevelt at 11 a.m. The program includes Easter songs, a violin solo by Betty Goodm cours, a reading “Origin of Easter” by Linda ueding, songs by the primary class, a violin solo “Pifth Nocturne” (Leyback) Chenery, and a discourse “Resurrected Lord Jesus Christ” by Elder Alvin M. Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Hotel Roosevelt
Congregation
Betty Goodm
Cours
Linda Ueding
Leyback
Chenery
Our Lord
Alvin M. Larsen
Easter Services At Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist church will hold two Easter Sunday worship services at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. The Reverend W. O. Eckler will deliver the sermon “Christ Is Risen.” The choir, led by Miss Alma Turechek with Mrs. Paul B. Gard at the organ, performs selections including “Jesus Stand Among Us” and “Seven Fold Amen.”
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Trinity Methodist Church
Christ
W. O. Eckler
Alma Turechek
Paul B. Gard
Jesus
Mann
Israel
Easter Music at People's Church Featuring Soloists
Mrs Esther Krabbenhoff will be vocal soloist and Miss Kathleen Check violin soloist for the 11 am Easter service. Choir directed by Donald Kroll with Mrs Lulu Welty as organist at the People's Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Krabbenhoff
Kathleen Check
People's Unitarian Church
Donald Kroll
Lulu Welty
Easter services at Trinity Lutheran feature special music
Trinity Lutheran plans morning services with a rich music program including Diademata and Awake My Heart with Glad Alleluia. The Trinity choir performs King of Kings and An Easter Alleluia, with parish school children contributing as well.
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Trinity Choir
Caleb
Jesus Christ
Easter Sunrise Service at First Lutheran Church
Easter sunrise service at First Lutheran on Sunday at 6 30 a m with choir directed by Mariam Dieman and organist Mrs David Mitchell The program features choir solos bass tenor and alto parts with names including Helen Ailiams Leland Reynolds and Richard LeMoent The sermon text Goeth before You and postlude Hosanna by Paul Wachs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam L. Dieman
David Mitchell
Helen Ailiams
Leland Reynolds
Frankson
Richard
Jean
Esther Morgan
Ona
Pather
Mariel Helen Wee
W. L. Williams
Teno
Joseph Affiermaugh
Richard LeMoent
Ben Carns
Agay
Jules Granter
Paul Wachs
Easter music at First Reformed service 10:30
Mrs James Chukas plays piano for special Easter music at the First Reformed church. The 24 voice choir performs The Strife Is Oer. Soloists include baritone David Easker and tenor Carter.
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James Chukas
First Reformed Church
Are Eel Hat Paser
David Easker
Carter
Holy Fire service at Foursquare Tabernacle on Easter morning
A replica Holy Fire service from the Holy Land will be held at the Foursquare Tabernacle 609 First Avenue W Sunday at 430 AM. Attendees are asked to bring a candle. The choir will sing Not Here But Risen and Rev Cline Halsey will speak on It Is Morning. Hazel Freeburg Halsey will sing a solo. The Crusaders will attend an Easter breakfast at 630 AM.
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Holy Land
Foursquare 1 Tabernacle
First Avenue W
Cline Halsey
Hazel Freeburg Halsey
Easter services at St John’s Episcopal Church music lead
Easter at St John’s Episcopal Church features a 9 am Holy Eucharist sung by the Sunday school children's choir and a 11 am Choral Eucharist by the adult choir. The second service includes the anthem Fear Not Ye Seek Jesus with soprano Charlotte Trewin and offertory Open the Gates of the Temple sung by Mrs Gladys Miners. Miners has ties to Cedar Rapids and formerly Fort Madison. recent residence 1640 Second Avenue SE.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Jesus
Charlotte Trewin
Lindsborg
Kan
Northeast M College
Maryville
Second Avenue SE
Easter Music at Westminster Church Service Plans
Westminster Presbyterian schedules special season music for Sunday services. The 10 55 a m program includes a piano solo and choral pieces by Eva Know and others, with Miss Blackstone and Miss Hungerford performing. An evening service at 7 30 features the Seven Last Words of Christ and a tenor baritone duet with chorus, concluding with Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kacena Stark
Marjorie Hungerford
Jean Blackstone
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Pervey
Eva
Bruilts
West
Borowski
Christ
Easter Service at Hus Memorial Church
Jerry Drahovzal leads the Easter service at Hus Memorial Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The program includes Call to Worship, Crown with Many Crowns, Scripture lesson, litany, and benediction with parishioners and soloists listed among the congregation. postlude and musical selections conclude the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Drahovzal
Hus Memorial
Martha Lekse
Erry Drahovzal
Lorraine Jane Vavra
Christ
Miria Py
Blanche Horacek
Ucera
Ruth
John
Tual
Qhriat
Mr. Paroulex
Bible School Program At First Presbyterian Church
Various departments will lead the Bible school exercises at 9 45 a m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church The program includes The Day of Resurrection Easter story and prayer for the Junior department Songs The Rain is Falling and Robin eet The 11 a m worship features organ preludes Resurrection Morn Belmont Easter Morning and Alleluia Christ is Risen plus a solo Sheep and Lambs by Miss Pratt and a postlude Hallelujah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bible and
Robin
Johnson
Belmont
Edmundson
Malling
Executor names in erratic legal notice surface
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as George M. Seecutor Milo and Bapsilik Attorneys, indicating a fragmented legal notice. Limited readable details prevent full context but suggest a probate or appointment matter with attorney mention.
Meetings at Calvary Baptist Begin Easter Campaign
Dr J W Hoyt of Warsaw Indiana will conduct a series of revival meetings at Calvary Baptist Church Fifth Avenue and Sixth Street SW starting Easter Sunday morning Services will be held each night except Saturday with special music at each He has pastored over twenty years in Canada and the United States and preached in England Ireland Wales and Scotland He served overseas in World War I and conducted meetings in several camps He was invited by the British Ministry of Information to tour shipyards munitions plants and the Grand Fleet in the North Sea Hoyt arrives at Calvary after a series of revival meetings in the south
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J. W. Hoyt
Warsaw
Ind
Calvary Past
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Hoyt
Canada
United States
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Ministry of Information
Grand Fleet
North Sea
Calvary Church
First services in new Greek Orthodox church tomorrow
The Greek Orthodox Church of St. John the Baptist at A Avenue and Fifth Street NE begins Palm Sunday with a 9 a.m. liturgy led by Rev. George L. M. Thalassides. Daily 7 p.m. services run Sunday through Wednesday, with Holy Week rites including The Last Supper on Thursday and the Cross on Thursday evening. Burial of Christ Friday and Easter observances Saturday into Sunday conclude with Easter vespers at 3 p.m.
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St. John, the Baptist
A Avenue
Fifth Street
George L. M. Thalassides
New Church
Christ
Grace Church School Easter Service Planned in Afternoon
Grace Episcopal church school will hold an Easter afternoon service. The event features the Easter offering from Lenten boxes for Chinese relief. Mrs. Cuthbert Smith will be the presenter at the ceremony.
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Grace Church School
Grace Episcopal Church School
Cuthbert Smith
Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People
The poem praises Edgar A. Guest for choosing gentle words and avoiding scandal. It recalls how he spoke simply and clearly, allowing both children and adults to understand his meaning without hurt. The piece lauds the beauty of straightforward speech and its impact on the neighborhood.
Plump lands draft selection after reclassifying
Vicksburg Mississippi reports Leon Plump failed to meet January draft weight. After consuming meals for two months he reappeared before the draft board and was declared fit. He is now in the army.
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Vicksburg, Miss
Leon Plump
Plump
Three Radio Plays Scheduled by Dramatic Art Dept
The Dramatic Art Department hosted a Friday Cedar Rapids Woman's Club program presenting three radio plays. In charge were Mrs Fernn Hileman and Mrs John T Hecker with participants Mrs Hecker Mrs Hileman George Caswell and Gene Johnson. The program included The Sphinx Moth With Love and Suppressed Desire with tea served afterward.
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Cedar Rapids
Mrs Vesely Returns After Chicago Concert
Mrs Stanley Vesely of 1810 Park Avenue Southeast returned after spending several days in Chicago. She attended a Coe College Band concert Sunday evening where her son Stanley Vesely Jr was the soloist.
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Stanley Vesely
Park Avenue SE
Chicago
Coe College
Stanley Vesely, Jr
Miss Omundson Feted at Elmhurst Party by Hird Family
Marilyn Omundson of Elmhurst, Tennessee formerly of Cedar Rapids was the guest of honor when Mary Ellan Hird hosted a theater party at the ae theater. Attendees included Ann Roland Johanna nigo ertson Martha Burger Billie Dawn Hughes and Barbara Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Omundson
Elmhurst
Cedar Rapids
Mary Ellan Hird
A. B. Hird
B Avenue NE
Sharin Ben
Ann Roland
Johanna Nigoertson
Martha Burger
Billie Dawn Hughes
Barbara Powers
Silver Cross circle meets at Home for Aged Women
Silver Cross circle of the King’s Daughters met at the Home for Aged Women with Mrs. Carrie Ellicott as hostess. Luncheon served to 26 Home members 14 circle members and two guests. Members voted to send $5 to a patient at Oakdale. Coun circle members toured the Home as guests of residents at Mrs. Haegg’s appeal.
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Silver Cross Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Carrie Ellicott
Ben Ogden
Circle
Henry E. Haegg
R. R. Hubbard
Y M G Club Meeting Sews Prizes Won by Members
Members of the Y M G club met at 800 F avenue NW with Mrs. Mariann Dieterich. The afternoon was devoted to sewing. Prizes went to Mesdames Maylene Barnett Idelle Raftis and Anna Mae Stumpff. Guests included Mary Scriven and Isabel Brown. Next meeting set for April 24 at Mrs. Helen Hardin 408 First avenue W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. G. Club
Mariann Dieterich
F Avenue NW
Maylene Barnett
Idelle Raftis
Anna Mae Stumpff
Jo Coombs
Dorothy Burgert
Betty Blake
Kathy Buchan
Elaine Wharton
Marie Kremenak
Irene Kremenak
Mary Scriven
Isabel Brown
Helen Hardin
First Avenue W
Mrs Carberry Hosts Easter Luncheon for King's Daughters
Mrs Joseph W Carberry entertained Margaret Bottome circle of the Kings Daughters on Wednesday at a dessert luncheon with Mrs Walter Kahler presiding and reading an Easter message. Committee reports were given by Mesdames A E Tappen Carberry and D M Robertson. The afternoon was spent sewing for Bundles for Britain, with the next meeting set for April 23 at Mrs Edward L Coler’s home.
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Joseph W. Carberry
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters
Walter Kahler
A. E. Tappen
Carberry
D. M. Robertson
Britain
Edward L. Coler
Fifth Avenue SE
Surprise birthday honor for Maxine Stoll at NE home
Maxine Stoll of 827 Eighth Avenue NW was surprised at a birthday party Thursday hosted by Mrs. Lyle Dietz at 215 Seventeenth Street NE. A group gift was presented by Betty Oliphant, with guests Dorothy White Georgianna Kacere Dorothy Smith and Mrs Dietz in attendance.
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Maxine Stoll
Eighth Avenue NW
Lyle Dietz
Seventeenth Street
Betty Oliphant
Dorothy White
Georgianna Kacere
Dorothy Smith
Mrs. Dietz
Quaker Oats plant trip caps W. B. club meeting
The W. B. club met Thursday at the home of Joan Pepin 253 Sixteenth Avenue SW after touring the Quaker Oats plant. Members sewed quilts for Bundles for Britain and elected Jean Mallas as scribe. Bingo and games provided diversions. Present were Mary Jane Goodyear Jeanette Mrstik Jean Mallas Mary Ann Link Donna Kruse and Joyce Ann Dwyer.
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W. B. Club
Thursda
Joan Pepin
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Britain
Jean Mallas
Mary Jane Goodyear
Jeanette Mrstik
Mary Ann Link
Donna Kruse
Joyce Ann Dwyer
Cornelian Mothers Meet for Dessert Luncheon
The Cornelian mothers and their children met Wednesday for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Helen Tolheim at 3046 Johnson Avenue NW. Bertha Kelly read an article on The Texture of Food and led a brief discussion on a child's diet. Children spent the afternoon drawing pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tolheim
Johnson Avenue NW
Bertha Kelly
Man Reflects On Middle Age And Science
A quotation explores a view that science may frame life as a failure for a man nearing or past middle age, reflecting pessimism about progress and personal meaning in later years.
Brides Elect Marie Skerik Naomi Kester Honored
Miss Marie Skerik and Miss Naomi Kester, brides elect and members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, were honored at a pre nuptial courtesy hosted by their sponsor Mrs J Stuart McQuiston at 361 Garden Drive SE. Ten were present and gave gifts to the honorees.
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Marie Skerik
Naomi Kester
Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Business Girls’ Sorority
J. Stuart McQuiston
Garden Drive
P T A Meetings and Elections Reported
A run of PTA updates covers Garfield Harrison and Lincoln groups. Garfield P T A notes Miss Genevieve Jensen led songs and dances with E J Bruns sharing Mexico paintings and a guest talk. officers re elected include Mrs Clinton Lane president. Lincoln P T A names next year’s officers while Mothersingers perform four numbers and a social hour follows.
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Garfield P. T. A
Genevieve Jensen
E. J. Bruns
Mexico
P T A and Mothers Club elect officers at Buchanan and Edgewood
Mrs John H Rieniers presided as Buchanan P T A officers were elected with Mrs E Bill Moore noted for a district music contest superior bass rating. Edgewood No 1 Mothers club chose officers, tea plans, May breakfast and picnic outlined. Guest speaker Dr John W Altfillisch urged dental visits for children and diet awareness. Six pupils led by Miss Bergit Samuelson presented a wild ducks project.
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John H. Rieniers
Buchanan P. T. A
E. Bill Moore
McKinley
Maurine Hamblin
Lorena Samuelson
Board of Education
Orlo LeVan
van Buren
P. T. Kralik
Milo Koutny
Irvin Belgren
John W. Altfillisch
Bergit Samuelson
Cleveland school PTA elects officers after musical program
Mesdames Suchomel Felter and Tomasek led a Tuesday school program by fourth graders with committee reports. The kindergarten attendance picture won. Officers elected for next year include President Mrs Stuart Ford, Vice President Mrs David Kvapil, Secretary Mrs William Mehaffey, Treasurer Miss Adeline Montillon, with Mrs Glen Turner reappointed as vice president and Mrs C V Lehman presenting Guatemala trip photos. Tea served by first grade mothers led by Mrs Helen White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stuart Ford
David J. Kvapil
William Mehaffey
Adeline Montillon
Glen Turner
C. V. Lehman
Guatemala
Helen White
We the Women by Ruth Millett on blood type matching in fighting wartime ideals
Ruth Millett argues marines split by blood type could ease transfusions and shape civilian dating. She jokes about couples with tested blood types, noting potential social consequences and the idea of choosing partners by blood type, questioning love's timing and practicality.
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8Apseong
Hayes P T A Officers Elected At Meeting In Iz Iowa
In Iz Iowa a school event outlined an April 30 meeting at 6 30 p m for science language and a trip with reservations due by April 26 to Mrs William Pepin or Mrs D J McGuffin 2010 Mrs Kralik named health chairman and to head the Van Buren health roundup for next year A auditing committee was named Mrs Bert Anderson Mrs Lawrence Finch and Mrs Milo Koutny Miss Nanna Nelson the school principal received a birthday greeting and song Mrs Frank Pospishil led the Hayes P T A meeting with officers elected including president Mrs G W McSkimming vice president Mrs Theodore Rejsa secretary Mrs Theodore Rock and treasurer Mrs Mathew Lorenc.
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Iowa
William Pepin
D. J. McGuffin
Kralik
van Buren
Frank Pospishil
Hayes P. T. A
G. W. McSkimming
Theodore Rejsa
Theodore Rock
Mathew Lorenc
Richard Spacek
William Barnard
Hartley M. Holte
Alice Charlesworth
Clifford Stone
Frank Tvrdik
Nevin Nichols
Merilyn Svec
Joyce Ann Vanicek
Miss Busenbark Honored At Shower
Miss Ava Busenbark of 3507 First Avenue East hosted a bridal shower Wednesday evening in honor of her sister Miss Betty Busenbark who wed Morris Hanson the preceding Saturday. Mrs William Syers led the tea table and the gathering included Mesdames Hanson Busenbark Paulsgrove Burns and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Busenbark
First Avenue E
Betty Busenbark
Morris Hanson
Wiliam Syers
Frank Hanson
Merle Busenbark
Paulsgrove
Earl Busenbark
Ivan Burns
John Busenbark
Fred Thompson
Ray Quaid
I. T. Street
Hillis Whiteneck
Robert Burns
William Legg
al Lamemers
Joe Noffsker
Lenora Beggs
Ruby Thompson
Elva Becker
Elizabeth Brown
Wakiya Camp Fire Girls Serve Fire Makers Dinner
A group of A O Wakiya Camp Fire girls gathered Thursday at Harrison School to host their Fire Makers dinner under Mrs G L Minehart and Mrs J Q McNeal. Seventeen girls and mothers attended with guests Miss Dorothy Canfield and Miss Jane Garwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-O-Wakiya
Harrison School
G. L. Minehart
J. Q. McNeal
Dorothy Canfield
Jane Garwood
Loyal Eight Sewing Club Meets for Red Cross Booties
Mrs Gail Postel of Marion hosted the Loyal Eight Sewing club on Wednesday afternoon. Members sewed booties for the Red Cross. The next meeting will be April 24 at the home of Mrs Larry Bigger in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Postel
Marion
Loyal Eight
The
Red Cross
Larry Bigger
Visits in Newhall
John McGranahan a Coe College junior student visits his mother Emma McGranahan in Newhall during the Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
John McGranahan
Coe College
Emma McGranahan
New
Farm wages rise to highest level since 1931
The Agriculture Department said expansion in industrial employment and military conscription lifted farm wage rates to 138 percent of the 1910-14 average for April. The average wage was $1.70 per day with board, with regional variations from under $1 to $3.15 in Rhode Island and Connecticut. About 480,000 new workers joined farm payroll since January, totaling 2,129,000 on April 1.
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Washington
Agericulture Department
Georgia
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
Michigan
North Carolina
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the Poet of
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Fox Film Studio
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Clinton Lane
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Henry Kenyon
Donald Mann
Robert
Harrison Mathers
Fred Carstens
Lincoln P. T. A
Harold Miner
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Louis Blaha
William D. Fox
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Mothers’ Club
G. McDowell
Main
Donald Ward
Russell Davis
Mesdames Ward
Thompson
R. Erickson
Ed Pratt
Wiley
McManes
Morrow
Walters
Poole
Mesdames
Thomas F. Suchomel, R. J. Felter and
J. Tomasek
Ruth Millett
Gazette
Sue
A-O-Wakiya Camp
Loyal Eight Club
Evangelist
Frederick F. Schwindt
Community Bible Auditorium
22Nd Ave
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